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Nissan has revealed a fully-electric mid-size production vehicle which it intends to launch in Japan, the United States and Europe in late 2010.

When we first wrote about the new Taser X3 stun-gun a couple of weeks ago, details on what it looked like were scarce. Images have now been released along with a bit more detail about the new features.

The Amphibious Hybrid concept vehicle has an adjustable tire design which allows it to travel over water.

Korean designers have proposed a rechargeable 1.5V battery in a memory foam case that could squeeze down from D to AAA-sized.

Scientists are exploring ways to speed up the process of generating complex visualizations of everything from supernovas to protein structures using a technique called software-based parallel volume rendering.

Rosetta Stone TOTALe is a new language-learning solution that combines the Rosetta Course with coach-led practice sessions, fun and engaging language games, access to native speakers and encouragement from customer success agents live and online

Technology is being developed to provide the truck of the future with an on-board digital co-driver that assists the driver or even takes over if the driver loses control.

Canadian startup, General Fusion, is claiming it can build a relatively low-tech prototype nuclear fusion power plant within the next decade for less than a billion dollars.

The U.S. Navy's new long-range maritime surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft has been officially unveiled at the Boeing facility in Renton, Washington.

The Urban Mole concept from designer Phillip Hermes proposes to turn city sewerage systems into a system for transporting goods via robotic ‘Moles’.

Scientists at the independent Stanford Research Institute (SRI) have found an innovative design for organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) that makes use of cavities to enhance their luminosity and energy efficiency.

Researchers at Houston’s Rice University have developed a method for making “odako,” bundles of single-walled carbon nanotubes that may lead to a way to produce meter-long strands of nanotubes (SWNT) that are no wider than a piece of DNA.